Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-08
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MINOR NJ ENTlON.

N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Reiter, tailor. Fall goods cheap.
{ II. Fricdman's opening Monday night.
Ladies. see combined writing desk and
sewing machine. Domestic office, 105
Main street.
Weightman T. Miller now have about
seventy men on sewer work in different
parts of the city.
A bewildering display Of millinery
novelties at ii. Friedman's annual fall
opening Monday night.
Business in police circles has been un-
usually dull for the past few days. Not
one arrest in thirty.slx hours.
Constable Fox sold the household goods
OF the notorious "Tex" Baker, at auction,
on lower Broadway yesterday.
William Fitzgerald, No. 210 Main street,
(Creston house block will open with a
full line of groceries this morning. Call
and see him.
H. Friedman. No. 400 Broadway. An.
nua fall opening. Monday night. Great
est display Of French pattern bonnets
and fine millinery.
Recent marriage Licensees: j. w.
Classen and Zoe Dulin, both of tins
county II. II. Fitzslmmons, Of Harrison
county, and Mira Malin, of this county.
Engineer Fostern was surveying Vine
street yesterday forenoon for the sewer.
The pipe is already on the ground and
Contractor Miller has about twenty ut
work excavating.
St. Bernard's hospital is in charge of
Drs. Barstow and Cleaver, this month, as
the medical fraternity look after its in
terests according to the alphabetical
order of their names.
Lovely. Beautiful. Exquisite. just
too sweet for anything. To be continued
at II. Friadman's millinery opening
Monday evening and Tuesday, day and
evening, October 10 and IL.
The little waif, found a few weeks ago
on north Madison street, by j. r. Hen
died yesterday afternoon. The funeral
will take place this morning at 10 oclock
from Mr.. Parker's residence on lower
Broadway.
The city has an extra fountain which
has not been set. 1t is proposed to put
this at the head of Graham avenue, so
that those visiting the park can easily
slake their'thirst. The water mains are
to be extended. Fairmount park needs
water badly, and another season the com.
missioners purpose having a supply. In
this attempt they should be heartily sup
ported.
1uc ludl lnOSc WUO Htu TulSeu
money for the relief of Mrs. Martin had
used it for their own benefit Is, it is said,
too sweeping, and casts a cloud upon
some innocent parties. MIR. johnson, who
lived in the same house with MIR. and Mrs.
Martin, claims to be one of these. He
says he has helped the afflicted family all
in his power, and is ready to account 8r
all the money which has been paid him
by others.
MIR. Officer, of the Electric Light COM
pany, has ordered all the necessary ma
chlnery and material for the enlargement
of the plant and the lighting of the city
by the seven masts. The machinery and
material are on the road, and as soon as
they arrive work will commence in earn
est. 1t will require some little time to
get the street lamps in active operation,
but there will be no greater delay than is
absolutely necessary.
Those having in charge the Chautau-
qua meeting to be held at the opera house
tomorrow evening, have arranged with
the pastors of the several churches for q
giving up of the regular Sunday evening
services, and thus allowing all to unite
in grand rally for the speedy securing
of this worthy enterprise. Those who
attend will not be bothered with any
subscription papers or contribution boxes
being showed under their noses. The
purpose of the meeting is not to solicit
funds, but to inform the people as to
what has been done in this matter and
what it is hoped to accomplish.